Hunger in America CBS Special drew ethics row and FCC probe
A CBS television special Hunger in America sparked a bipartisan uproar over deception. Critics allege the program used author’s license and paid hunger victims while portraying itself as a factual report. House subcommittee investigations cited misleading scenes including a baby’s death claim.
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CBS
Charles Kura
America
House Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
FBI
Henry Gonzalez
D‘ex
Gon Zavez
FCC
Jamis Wurtten
D-Miss
Kuratz
Kuraur
Congressional
Jack T. Coughlin
Bexar County
Luis Rey Monte- Mayor
Montemayor
CBS Special Report
New York
Toll of Civil Strife in 1960s America Compared to Global Rates
The National Commission on Violence reports 220 American deaths in civil strife from 1963 to 1968, 1.1 per million, far below the global average of 238 per million and Europe’s 2.4. It notes Americans’ violence rate remains high in Western democracies, yet the U.S. remains comparatively stable despite urban unrest and antiwar protests.
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National Commission On Violence
Europe
United States
Belgium
France
Italy
Fteve Davis Graham
John Hopkins
Ten Ropert Guar
Princeton
Yorty Victory Debate Sparks Campus Militancy Charge
The piece discusses Samuel Yorty’s Los Angeles reelection campaign, accusing liberal opponents of labeling his supporters as “vicious” radicals tied to Berkeley protests and black militant demands. It examines allegations against Bradley campaign aide Rothenberg and links to radical groups, arguing the charges reflect political manipulation rather than fact.
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Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Sam
Tom Bradley
Berkeley
Old South
Tos Amelec Soutros
Casult
Bradley
House of Representatives Committee On Un-American Activities
Don Rothenberg
Washington
Rothenberg
Yorty
San Francisco
Bay Ateca Negroes
Edward Keating
Lien
Ramparts
Californiang
Liberal
State Donate
Communist Party
CLA
Maurice Weiner
Weiner
Bay Areas
Lockheed
Galbraith
Republic
Joe Namath
Tourism Commission
Senator Soaper Says Home Life Echoes D-Day Memory
A humorous column notes how homes of newlyweds reveal neat ashtrays and full lighters. The narrator recalls an old soldier who vows he will never forget a D-Day, recalling landing in North Carolina in a light wartime reminiscence.
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North Carolina
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Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Galbraith’s critique of defense profits in 1958 87
The Profit Review analyzes profits of 40 firms selling to the Defense Department over 1958 to 1967, arguing the 10 year record shows limited profiteering. It cites Lockheed’s CA contract overruns and questions the premise of a universal defense industry excess. The piece mocks Galbraith as hostile to private enterprise and notes congressional scrutiny of defense procurement.
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Profit Review
Defense Department
Bene Ae D C. Ing
Eine Alecks
Sistics Management Institute
MecNamara
Ins
Pentagon
Sistoe
Dr. Galbraith
Lords of Battle
Heaven
Galbraith
America
Ing
Edward Teller
Flix
Capitol Hill
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Georgia
California
U.S. Air Force
Leovernment
Lockheed Board
Charles Thaughton
Lockheed
Scholars split over ABM plan in National Council statement
A council of professors from Georgetown LeMoyne Chicago and other institutions criticizes Chayes Wiesner report and favors continuing ABM research. They argue the public cannot grasp complex defense issues and urge careful study under defense director John Foster to avoid ideological bias. Senator Kennedy’s stance is noted as cautious and debatable.
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University of California
Angeles
Nixons
James
Atkinson
Georgetown
Anthony Bouscaren
LeMoyne College
Karl
Brandt
Chayes -Strausz-Hope
Wiesner
Pennsylvania
Frank Trager
Anj
New York University
Karl Wittfngel
Department of
Defense
John S. Foster
Pentagone
Edward Kennedy
Tol
Kenndy
Senate
Nix 1
National Council of
David N. Rowe
Yale
Russia
Joseph Kaplan
Me. Nixon
Minnesota Court Declares Federal Reserve Notes Void
The Minnesota case involving Terome Daly centers on a 1988 jury verdict that a mortgage backed by Daly’s property was void because the Federal Reserve notes used as payment lacked lawful consideration. Justice Mahoney ruled the notes are fiat, not lawful money, and that the bank paid for the mortgage with no valid backing. He called for further scrutiny by Congress and the Supreme Court, noting the broader implications for property rights and currency legality.
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Nesota
Terome Daly
Savage, Minn
National Bank
Federal Reserve Notes
Daly
Webare
Ion
Mahoney's
Rantenligi
Justice Mahoney
U. S
Federal Reserve
United States
Federal District Court
Federal Reserve Bank
First National
Congress
Jerome Daly
Supreme Court
District Court
Minnesota
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